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E258: Halloween Special 2024 (part II) 45:49

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134 [S2E37]: Abigail Knipstine of the IUMAA (and former City Council legal researcher) 37:20

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We don't usually delve into arts and culture on this show unless it has a direct relationship to local elected government, but today's guest offers us an unusual opportunity. Abigail Knipstine tells us about the brand-new yet newly-renovated museum made out of two old ones, the IU Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (IUMAA), where she's the busi…

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99. When Nina Dobrev Met Ian Somerhalder 1:33:04

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In March 2010, Nina Dobrev sat down and told Seventeen Magazine that she would NEVER date one of her Vampire Diaries costars. But less than two months later, she was spotted getting cozy with Ian Somerhalder court side at a basketball game. What changed? Did Somerhalder’s smoldering good looks finally get to her? If so, what happened to his girlfri…

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133 [S3E36]: Steven Miller, County Veteran Service Officer, on Serving Those Who Served 36:36

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To the thousands of residents of Monroe County who were ever active-duty, Steven Miller is likely to be a familiar name. He's the Veteran Service Officer, who runs Monroe County's Veterans Affairs Department. He tells us about the services he administers to vets, including pensions, education and burial benefits. He also talks about the harder side…

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132 [S2E35]: The 812 Work Session with Marissa Meador and Jacob Spudich of the Indiana Daily Student 34:26

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A new installment in our occasional series, The 812 Work Session, in which we meet members of the local media and compare notes about local news. Today's guests are Marissa Meador and Jacob Spudich, the co-editors-in-chief of the Indiana Daily Student. We talk about issues they're covering on campus, including Dunn Meadow and the unwitting deficit …

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E257: Halloween Special 2024 44:14

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131 [S2E34]: In Extra Innings: A Sampler of Bonus Interviews with Guests of The 812 39:58

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Today we're releasing portions of never-before-aired overtime interviews with recent guests. Anything we've recorded after the main interview for that episode we've been setting aside as "Extra Innings" segments, which can run anywhere from 7 minutes to as long as half an hour. Here now are a few samples. Extra Innings with Haskell Smith and George…

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Season 2 - Episode 22 - Madara Rider (Bulgaria) 16:29

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Join us on Global Treasures as we explore Bulgaria's mysterious Madara Rider, an extraordinary 8th-century relief carved into a towering cliff face. This UNESCO World Heritage site, inscribed in 1979, features a majestic mounted knight that has become a powerful symbol of Bulgarian heritage. Discover the fascinating stories behind this monumental m…

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98. When Mary Shelley Met Percy Shelley TEASER 7:40

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We’re getting into the Halloween spirit with this truly gothic, spooky, and surprisingly non-monogamous relationship from the 1800s. You may know Mary Shelley as the writer and creator of Frankenstein, but her love life really was stranger than fiction! Enter Percy Shelley, the devilishly handsome poet and advocate of ‘free-love.’ Percy’s already m…

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130 [S2E33]: The Skeptical Township: Rita Barrow, Van Buren Trustee 37:16

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Van Buren Township, to the city's west-southwest, is the fourth most populous township in Monroe County (about 12,000 people as of the last census). In the first half of our interview, Township Trustee Rita Barrow (pronounced "borrow") lays out how she handles the role of trustee in Van Buren, including building new headquarters and dealing with di…

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129 [S2E32]: All About the Monroe County History Center 37:29

13d ago37:29

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The Monroe County History Center on 6th and Washington is a museum, a library, an event space, and then some. Not every community has such a thing -- it's not part of the Public Library, so it relies entirely on donations and grants, yet it has several full-time staff. We talk with Daniel Schlegel, the Center's Director, and Megan MacDonald, the Ce…

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E256: The Ghosts of Jeopardy (part III): Pausanias & "Mad" Anthony Wayne 54:00

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In this spine-tingling episode, we dive into the haunted legacies of two military legends: Pausanias, the ancient Spartan general with a cursed afterlife, and Mad Anthony Wayne, whose restless ghost reportedly wanders to this day. From ancient Greece to post-Revolutionary War America, we explore the eerie tales that have kept these spirits alive in…

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128 [S2E31]: Rooting out Invasive Species with Ellen Jacquart of MC-IRIS 36:53

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Ellen Jacquart is the president of Monroe County Identify and Reduce Invasive Species, or MC-IRIS for short. She leads a surprisingly large group of volunteers who have made it their mission to help pull plants that shouldn't be here because they're not native to the area, and in many cases, crowd out plants that are. Whether it's the Callery pear,…

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97. When Tom Cruise Met Nicole Kidman 1:37:32

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Aliens, vampires, cults, Scientologists… It’s all here for a spooky season episode of Significant Lovers! We’re going back to the early ‘90s when actor Tom Cruise, already married and dabbling in the cult of Scientology, met and fell for actress Nicole Kidman. Tom and Nicole quickly dropped their partners and began a passionate, whirlwind romance, …

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127 [S2E30]: An Exchange of Ideas with the Civic Leaders Living-Learning Center at IU 38:58

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Living-learning centers at IU allow students to take classes in a specialty of their choice in the dorm where they live on-campus. The Civic Leaders Living-Learning Center takes up three floors in one tower of Briscoe Quad. Former Bloomington city councilmember Steve Volan was invited out for an exchange of ideas with former Fort Wayne mayor Paul H…

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E255: MYSTERY - The Ghosts of Jeopardy (part II): The Hotel Chelsea 1:04:11

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The iconic Hotel Chelsea is more than just a New York City landmark; it’s a haunting ground for some of the most legendary ghosts in history. In this episode, Johanna and Ingrid explore the eerie tales of the hotel’s past residents—some of whom never checked out. From the tragic death of punk rock icon Sid Vicious' girlfriend Nancy Spungen to the l…

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126 [S2E29]: Joani Stalcup — The Coroner's Tale 36:28

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Our guest today is the Monroe County Coroner, Joani Stalcup. She tells us all about the job: how it works, what the difference is between a coroner and a medical examiner, and why coroners were ever elected in the first place. She also introduces us to the term "medical legal death investigator", talks about the surprising requirements of the job, …

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125 [S2E28]: Julio Alonso and Jake Bruner of the Hoosier Hills Food Bank 38:24

22d ago38:24

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On today's show, we're talk to the biggest distributor of usable food in South Central Indiana, the Hoosier Hills Food Bank. They move more than 5 million pounds of food, half from places that can no longer use or sell it, to people in need. Julio Alonso, the Food Bank's executive director, and Jake Bruner, the associate director, talk about how th…

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Season 2 - Episode 21 - Kluane, Wrangell-St. Elias, Glacier Bay, Tatshenshini-Alsek (Canada) 27:11

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Embark on an epic journey with Keith and Abigail in this awe-inspiring episode of Global Treasures as we explore the vast wilderness of Kluane/Wrangell-St. Elias/Glacier Bay/Tatshenshini-Alsek. This transboundary UNESCO World Heritage site, straddling Alaska (USA) and Canada's Yukon and British Columbia, has been captivating visitors since its insc…

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96. When Selena Gomez Met The Weeknd TEASER 6:26

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It’s 2017 and Selena Gomez is the most followed person on Instagram. Her brand is evolving to be more mature and sexier, enhanced by her new relationship with the mysterious Abel Tesfaye (aka: The Weekend). Oh no—queue the conspiracies that this was a PR contract. By all accounts, this relationship seemed to be evolving sweetly until it was abruptl…

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E254: MYSTERY - The Ghosts of Jeopardy (part I): Abigail Adams, Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift 58:19

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It's this time of the year again: Spooky Fuckery Month is upon us! This week, we dive into a Jeopardy category that immediately caught our attention: GHOSTS! In the first part, we discuss the most famous laundry ghost in the White House, Abigail Adams. Then, we explore the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, home to the mirror ghost of Marilyn Monroe, and t…

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124 [S2E27] Lesley Davis, Chair of the Council for Community Accessibility 39:32

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NOTE: There will be no episode Mon., Oct. 7. The next episode is Wed., Oct. 9. Our guest today is Lesley Davis. Until recently the assistant dean of international programs at the IU Maurer School of Law, she now is the VP for North American Partnerships at Access Able, a British company that creates detailed accessibility guides to buildings so tha…

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123 [S2E26]: David Hittle on Planning the City's Built Environment 39:04

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David Hittle, the city's new director of the Planning and Transportation Department, talks with Steve Volan about the documents that rule the planning process in this city: the Comprehensive Plan and the Unified Development Ordinance. We discuss how the department he runs works in practice, and the boards and commissions that collectively oversee t…

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95. When Ben Affleck Met Jennifer Lopez: Part II 1:16:23

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Imagine you get back together with your ex after 20 years and they still haven’t changed. Bennifer 2.0’s recent break up may serve as a cautionary tale for all who fantasize about that one who got away. Or…maybe these two superstars will reconcile once again and force us into a Part 3. Good grief. Whether this relationship reboot was a publicity st…

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122 [S2E25]: Arts and the City -- Holly Warren, the City's Assistant Director for the Arts 36:34

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Holly Warren is the assistant director for the arts in Bloomington's department of Economic and Sustainable Development. She's enthusiastic at boosting the visual and performing arts, helping artists get grants, coordinating artwork on major projects through the city's 1% for the Arts program, and promoting the city's Public Arts Master Plan. She a…

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E253: MURDER - Elfriede Blauensteiner (part III) 51:54

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In the final chapter of the Elfriede Blauensteiner case, we dive into the investigation that finally brought her to justice. We’ll discuss the twists and turns of her trials, the chilling courtroom moments, and the final verdict that sealed her fate. As we follow her journey behind bars, we’ll also explore her time in prison, the media frenzy that …

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121 [S2E24] What Part of Forever Don't You Get? John Lawrence of Sycamore Land Trust 35:26

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We've talked a lot on The 812 about the development of land. Today we talk about land that's undeveloped, undevelopable, or will never be developed. Our guest is the executive director of the Sycamore Land Trust, John Lawrence. He oversees the preservation of thousands of acres of land throughout southern Indiana, from Sycamore's headquarters in th…

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Season 2 - Episode 20 - Kathmandu Valley (Nepal) 23:24

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In this episode of Global Treasures, we visit Kathmandu Valley, known for its artistic and religious symbolism. Located in Nepal and established as a world heritage site in 1979, we will discuss the history, architecture, food, legends, travel tips and more.Abigail Vacca and Keith Berthiaume

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120 [S2E23]: The Present and Future of City Housing with Anna Killion-Hansen 34:34

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Today we talk housing with the new director of the city's Housing and Neighborhood Development department, Anna Killion-Hansen. The breadth of what her department does is kind of mind-boggling: it's not just inspecting rentals or working with neighborhood associations; it's also handling federal dollars, historic preservation, housing quality appea…

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94. When Jennifer Lawrence Met Nicholas Hoult TEASER 6:31

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You may know him from playing narcissists like Tony Stonem on Skins or Emperor Peter III on The Great. You know her for playing Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games and receiving three nominations at the Academy Awards (and winning once!). It’s Nicholas Hoult and Jennifer Lawrence! Back in the early 2010s, Nick and JLaw dated off and on for five ye…

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119 [S2E22]: Sara Laughlin of Teachers' Warehouse: Meeting the Unmet Needs of K-12 Students and Educators 35:30

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The812 looks into a type of local government separate from city and county that it has yet to talk about: local schools as a separate branch of government. We get our first look through a nonprofit that tries to help the schools -- Teachers' Warehouse, the local nonprofit which raises money and donations to provide school supplies to teachers in pu…

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E252: MURDER - Elfriede Blauensteiner (part II) 42:40

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In this episode, we continue the dark and twisted journey of Elfriede Blauensteiner, picking up where we left off—her meeting with second husband Rudolf Blauensteiner. From there, we look at the chilling details of her life as a serial killer, driven by greed and a deadly addiction to gambling. Discover how she preyed on her victims, manipulated wi…

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118 [S2E21]: Joe Van Deventer, Candidate for County Commissioner (D3) 35:52

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One of the three seats on the Monroe County Board of Commissioners is contested this fall. Today, our guest is the Republican candidate, Joe Van Deventer. He's the director of street operations for the city of Bloomington's Public Works Department. We get his perspective on all the local issues, including housing, the jail, zoning, the unhoused. He…

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117 [S2E20]: Trees and the City: Haskell Smith and George Hegeman 38:55

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It's 40 years since Bloomington became a so-called Tree City. We talk about what that means with our guests: Haskell Smith, the city's Urban Forester, and George Hegeman, an inaugural member of the Bloomington Tree Commission, which has been in existence since 1992. We talk about the importance of trees and shade, invasive species and how they're d…

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93. When John Adams Met Abigail Smith 1:36:25

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Today, over 1,160 letters still exist between President John Adams and his wife Abigail Adams. And do you know why there were so many letters between them? Because during their marriage, they were long distance for ELEVEN YEARS!! Before Adams became George Washington’s VP and eventually the second president of the United States, he was part of the …

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116 [S2E19]: Jody Madeira, Candidate for County Commissioner (D3) 38:48

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Today, we talk with the first of the two candidates vying for the marquee local race this cycle: Jody Madeira, the Democratic nominee. She's an IU law professor in her first political run, up against Joe Van Deventer, the director of the city of Bloomington's street division. (We've invited him and he's agreed to appear on the show; we look forward…

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115 [S2E18]: NPR's Eric Deggans on the Media, Journalism, and Bloomington (2 of 2) 33:59

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This is the second of two episodes released today (note: we strongly recommend listening to the previous episode first), part of our conversation with NPR's Eric Deggans, an alum of the IU School of Journalism, back in Bloomington to speak at its successor, the Media School. Among other topics, Eric Deggans talks about the reasons he went from musi…

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114 [S2E17]: NPR's Eric Deggans on the Media, Journalism, and Bloomington (1 of 2) 34:44

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Eric Deggans is the TV critic for National Public Radio, as well as a media analyst, and guest host. Before NPR, he was by turns a TV/media critic, music critic and reporter for the Tampa Bay Times, the Asbury Park Press, the Pittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He's the author of the book, "Race-Baiter: How the Media Wields Dangerous …

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E251: MURDER - Elfriede Blauensteiner (part I) 33:26

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Born during the Great Depression in 1931 Vienna, Elfriede Blauensteiner's early life was marked by hardship, a cold and distant mother, and the looming shadow of World War II. In this episode, we explore her difficult upbringing, her troubled first marriage, and her eventual meeting with Rudolf Blauensteiner, her second husband. But this is no stor…

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113 [S2E16]: The Rev. Bill Breeden on War, the Death Penalty, and Protesting in Indiana 39:59

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The Reverend Bill Breeden is perhaps most famous for a protest in 1987, when he stole a street sign in his nearby hometown of Odon, Indiana. It was named for John Poindexter, the admiral convicted of multiple felonies in the Iran-Contra affair during the Reagan administration. But that affair was the tip of the iceberg for this minister emeritus of…

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Season 2 - Episode 19 - Independence Hall (United States of America) 19:41

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In this captivating episode of Global Treasures, Keith and Abigail explore Independence Hall, the birthplace of American democracy in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Discover the rich history behind this iconic landmark where both the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution were debated and signed. Join us for a journey through t…

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92. When Hunter Biden Met Hallie Biden TEASER 6:32

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Hunter Biden, the youngest son of President Joe Biden, has been a magnet for controversy. But perhaps one of his saddest scandals was his affair with his late brother’s widow, Hallie. This episode is about the intense bonds that can be born from grief, but at its core it’s about brotherly love. ***** This is a teaser for a bonus episode. You can li…

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112 [S2E15]: Measuring Monroe with County Surveyor Trohn Enright-Randolph 37:26

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Our guest today is Trohn Enright-Randolph, Monroe County Surveyor. He explains how his work is crucial to everything regarding the use and ownership of land in Monroe County -- if you don't know where the property lines are, well, it's pretty much chaos. Besides measuring those, though, he's involved in drainage and stormwater management, and is an…

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E250: Fresh Hell Pet Hall of Fame - Unusual Friendships 56:32

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In this heartwarming episode, we dive into the incredible world of interspecies friendships, where the laws of nature bend in the name of love, loyalty, and companionship. We explore the touching stories of Chito and Pocho, the Costa Rican fisherman and his beloved crocodile; Molly and Peggy, the unlikely duo of a rescued magpie and a playful Staff…

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111 [S2E14]: The Pipsqueakery: A Rescue and Sanctuary for Domestic and Wild Animals 33:46

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Originally started in 2013 to rescue hamsters, The Pipsqueakery has expanded to become an animal rescue (which adopts out domesticated creatures) and sanctuary (which cares for wild creatures). Along and in consultation with Wildcare, which focuses on wildlife, and the city of Bloomington's Animal Control division, which focuses primarily on dogs a…

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110 [S2E13] Megan Betz of Mother Hubbard's Cupboard 38:41

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Our guest is Megan Betz, the CEO and President of Mother Hubbard's Cupboard, the Bloomington community resource center that's one element of the local emergency food sector. She lays out how, acting from the belief that food pantries won't end hunger, the Hub strives to be more than a food pantry; they try to tackle the root causes of hunger by bui…

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91. When Miley Cyrus Met Liam Hemsworth 1:35:09

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Miley Cyrus’ decade-long romance with Liam Hemsworth lives on as her most iconic relationship to date. In 2023, her hit single “Flowers” brought up new rumors alleging Liam cheated throughout their relationship with 14 different women…including with Jennifer Lawrence? What? Where did that come from?! To decipher fact from fiction, we are looking ba…

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109 [S2E12]: Duncan Campbell, the Eminence Grise of Historic Preservation in Bloomington 37:47

2M ago37:47

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Duncan Campbell is an advisory member of the city's Historic Preservation Commission, and before that was a voting member for its first 16 years. He's also a former professor of architecture, planning and preservation at Ball State University, where he directed the graduate program in historic preservation. We talk with him about the background and…

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108 [S2E11]: Monroe County Clerk Nicole Browne, on Managing the Documentation of Courts and Ballots 36:12

2M ago36:12

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Clerk Browne's duties include providing the clerical services needed for the county court system to function, as well as administering elections in the county, whether local, state or federal. We talk about the logistics of voting in Indiana, clear up confusion about similarly titled offices like that of the Bloomington City Clerk, and talk about t…

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Season 2 - Episode 18 - Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian (Croatia) 20:23

2M ago20:23

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Join Keith and Abigail on Global Treasures as we explore the Historical Complex of Split and the Palace of Diocletian in Croatia. This UNESCO World Heritage site seamlessly blends Roman ruins with medieval fortifications and Romanesque churches, offering a journey through 1,700 years of history. Discover the fascinating stories behind this coastal …

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